The Ferrari thread !

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

good idea :laugh:

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I see you were very helpful! :p

:D

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Originally Posted by henners88

Well I'm quite shocked to see sources on the internet with Tifosi caling for Smedley to be sacked for making it obvious that Felipe was carrying out a team order.. WTF? Do these people realise that we saw Massa lifting off the gas and allowing Alonso through. I'm pretty sure I would have noticed a lame overtake like that lol.

Does anybody here think he should be sacked, or maybe he would be right to leave at the end of his current contract? I'd certainly like to see him at Mclaren. Obviously this incident will all be forgotten within the team within a couple of weeks and Smedley and Felipe wll be getting on with the job, but its fun to discuss.. :)

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If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.

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Originally Posted by ioan

If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.

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Agreed

And sorry to say, Rob will be sacked most likely and i´m afraid that massas contract is also up in the air perhaps.

The mighty fernado.

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Originally Posted by henners88

Well I'm quite shocked to see sources on the internet with Tifosi caling for Smedley to be sacked for making it obvious that Felipe was carrying out a team order.. WTF? Do these people realise that we saw Massa lifting off the gas and allowing Alonso through. I'm pretty sure I would have noticed a lame overtake like that lol.

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Any Tifosi who thinks that is, how do you English say?, a "twit".

Apologies if my spelling is not correct.

There was no team order, no instruction. Just information about relative pace that Felipe made a decision about.

Much like how Kova did in 2008 at the same track.

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

Any Tifosi who thinks that is, how do you English say?, a "twit".

Apologies if my spelling is not correct.

There was no team order, no instruction. Just information about relative pace that Felipe made a decision about.

Much like how Kova did in 2008 at the same track.

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but in that case the team bettered their overall result. thats just practical. Altering the order of the result with no gain for the team and when no driver is the only in the championship hunt is quite different. Same as those saying teams should be pealised for calling off the fight, telling drivers to hold position or "conserve fuel", this is a totally different situation

Will Felipe ever win a race for ferrari again?

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Originally Posted by ioan

If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.

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well... HRT needs some compeition for that last spot doesn´t it?

Some drivers with the help of their teams wants to win at all costs, they don´t care about the regulations.

It´s sad that some fans can´t see this.

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

Will Felipe ever win a race for ferrari again?

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For sure, if that whining bitch named Alonso has troubles in a race where Ferrari is good. Massa is a very good driver.